Justice Stevens retires prompting Senate battle on Obama pick
Justice John Paul Stevens, the Supreme Court's leading liberal, said he will step down after the term, nine decades old, prompting a heated partisan clash as Obama vows to name a successor quickly. Obama praised Stevens and pledged an independent, principled nominee in the mold of the justice.
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Census rally urges Elyria residents to mail forms
About 15 U.S. Census Bureau workers and volunteers handed out T shirts caps pens and bags in Ely Square during the March to the Mailbox event to boost 2010 census returns. Lorain County leaders warned that $400 billion in annual federal funding and a decade of services depend on accurate counts.
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Retired officer finds toddler in Lorain
A 2 year old girl Isabella Johnson Romero wandered a Lorain street Friday morning and was found by a retired officer. Police traced her to Grace Johnson and her grandparents after a four hour east side search. A Lorain County magistrate ordered the girl stay with her grandparents until a judge rules on the mother’s safety environment.
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Bill to Close Payday Lending Loopholes
State Rep. Matt Lundy and Rep. Ron Maag introduced the Small Loan Consumer Protection Act to close loopholes that let payday lenders operate despite a voter approved cap on short term loan interest. The bi partisan measure seeks tighter rules on such lenders in Ohio.
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Lorain limb mystery ties to missing Lorain woman case
Lorain County Coroner uses a missing person report as the best lead after a severed right foot found March 29 near an abandoned railroad trestle is linked to a 56 year old Lorain woman last seen March 26. DNA from the family matches the limb for identification.
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Powerball Arrives in Ohio with April 17 Drawing
The Ohio Lottery announced Powerball opens in Ohio next week with sales starting at outlets. The drawing on April 17 is part of a twice weekly schedule Wednesdays and Saturdays and offers multi hundred million dollar jackpots.
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